George, I hate to be the bearer of bad news but it appears that you're no too sure about what you're talking about. As far as the machine in question goes, the best people to contact are Lincoln. They may make special 50 HZ AC 225 machines for the Euro market.
6011 isn't referred to as the farmers rod, 6013 is because it's easy to use but not the best choice for most projects. 6011 sizes range from 3/32", 1/8", 5/32", 3/16" and may come in 1/4" but I've never seen any. Burning 1/4" 6011 would be a PIA as well. 7011 doesn't exist. Duty cycle isn't based on the size of the fan or referred to as small or large. On a lot of newer machines the fan doesn't even come on unless it needs to. How do you monitor the transformer temp? According to a long time poster on this forum who contacted Lincoln, AC 225's have never had copper winding's.
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